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lemme hear whatca are wanting to buy, just bought or cant afford to buy..

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Serge Gainsbourg's catalog. I only have his stuff downloaded, and I want hard copies.

killa killa
for fuckinrilla

Johnny Cash -- Unearthed

Right on.... I am a sloot for some Cash man....

The Residents on vinyl:
Meet the Residents
The Third Reich 'n Roll
Fingerprince
Not Available
Eskimo
Commercial Album

Beefheart's Lick My Decals Off, Baby.

Richard Hell's "Spurts" anthology. Not hard to find, but I'm BROKE in perpetuity.  :(

Good luck with those first few :)  Early pressings of "Fingerprince" don't seem so hard to find though.

Link Wray -- "S/T" on CD

Passager De La Pluie SDTRK (Francis Lai) -- on LP

*I Guess*

Lately, I see that I'm beginning to be less and less excited about hearing new music. This is kind of frightening for me, because certain "fascinations" in my life --some from preteen years, like: drawing comics and photography; then later: painting and um, "technically demanding" guitar and piano--  have existed it seems, just to vanish as though they never were a cherished and absorbing experience or passion.  I don't recall the exact order in which this negligent, pseudo-foda-off inhabits my thoughts, eventually steering me away from something dear to my person, but I hope this isn't the start. I really do LOVE music, but I realize how bitter I can be.

Spring, that's all I really want this particular moment

There is a copy being auctioned on Ebay ridiculously cheap one day more to bid, but I don't have a record player any more (go to it folks! sorry to ruin the day of the lone bidder, but I'm in a grumpy mood and it makes me feel better to spread it around , heh, heh)


Hurry up with the CD rerelease, please!

I sympathise with  Chemistry Crass up to a point, but as long as you still like old music and there's good new old music yet to be heard, don't give up hope

I only have one slab o-vinyl that I want...
A USA mono copy of The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees. The remainder of albums I can live without.

I meant new vinyl. I buy them only for the music, I'm not really a collector. If I get a lot of time and money, I'll track down vintage copies. I've already bought the EuroRalph Duck Stab reissue, and I like the sound and all better than the cd (I only have good mp3s of it, though.)

Cool.  I think their CDs are some of the best I've heard, but the vinyl is really nice.

As per Maybelline's recommendation:

• Fleetwood Mac/Fleetwood Mac from 1975 (often referred to as the 'White Album').
• Rumours (Fleetwood Mac) from 1977

:)

The Cattanooga Cats album.

Count Basie Band.... complete Verve recordings box set from Mosaic !!!

My albums to buy list is always VERY long.

my longest wait was Tom Petty's full moon fever. I'd been meaning to buy it since release but just got it this xmas!  ;D

You'll love those. Do you have "Tusk," Laurie? That's at the tippy top of the Mac steeple.

There's not enough space on the internet to cover my want list. Most pressing items though; "A Tree With Roots" on original Scorpio factory-pressed silver discs, "The Tortellini Accident" (a European compilation of all the original tracks Guns n' Roses covered on "The Spaghetti Incident." It's the only place the Sex Pistols' "Black Leather" is available on CD). Also want to get Cheap Trick's rerecording of "In Color" with Albini.

GOOD GIRL!!!  ;D

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew

EXCELLENT album!

Far too experimental and weird for Mike though, you think?

No, Shut Up.

why do u think that we dont like expiermental or weird.

This "we" sh*t is pretty damn gay.

sorry, i say we cause we are friends in real life, and youve been lumpin us together with the insults, sorry. 

I have this and it is probably the single coolest CD set I own.  The packaging is gorgeous, with a high gloss full color photo fold-out packaging.  Not much in the way of liner notes, but well worth seeking out.  Have you tried Silverdisc Records? They sometimes have them in stock.  I got mine from Midnight Records back in the day.

My wish list? Ohmygod. You mean apart from the 800-odd vinyl albums that I haven't got on CD yet? Or the downloads I've been meaning to (is there a word for this...realsize?) get on CD - like  the remaining Beatles and Stones albums I don't have, SOTs,  now I need all The Monkees LP's. the aforementioned Tree With Roots, those wonderful looking Talking Heads reissues (have got the orginal vinyl of all but they look good...), numerous bloody box sets (though my Richard Thompson arrived today - still waiting for The Band to be sent), or everything by everyone I love that I haven't got or didn't know existed...plus all these interesting ne albums that get released every week.....New Beth Orton out yesterday, there is a comp of that weird shouty zither guy - Niles something - from the Dylan biog - wasn't he amazing? coming out....Teddy Thompson LP looks interesting, Steve Adey? or something like that - got a great review somewhere this month...

Don't even get me started on DVD's....

Who and where are silverdisk records??????????????????????????

You're going to say LA aren't you.....

*last three Monkees albums and Missing Links Vol 1-2-3.
*The Who "Rarities" and well, their post 1973 catalog.
*More Byrds.

When did this come out?

Never did.
Just makes the rounds in MP3 form a lot. There's a silver boot around too.
It's amazing.

Things on my wishlist are the Elvis 50s, 60s, and 70s Masters boxes, the bootleg Dylan Don't Look Back Outtakes 2 dvd set, Complete In a Silent Way sessions box, Born to Run Anniversary edition with DVD, demos for the aborted Crowded House album before Woodface.

And I see Sony are releasing a straight CD version of the Hammersmith 75 show, just something else for the collectors to have to get.

No i'm not. Well, maybe.

I will look for that silver boot, man.  Thanks!  I knew they worked together, but wasn't aware of this.

Joel - thanks - not there but looks...rather interesting!

I'll buy it; I can't help myself.  I'm just waiting for Sony to do the Basement tapes right.  That should be the next Bootleg Series release, IMHO.

Yeah, it out of print so its not usually in stock, but occasionally a single copy turns up, usually for around $200.

'ey Joel,  I've got 'high' quality mp3's of the actual demo tape that Crowded House took around the States, got rejected everywhere, and then used to get signed to Capitol... 10 or so tracks... Very interesting listen, have you heard it?  PM me if you ain't, I'll try to put them up somehow...

Alan and Joel, no offense but I had to edit parts of your posts that referenced the online boot dealer. The fastest way to shut those guys down is to openly post them on messageboards. Keep that stuff in PMs to protect them. Hate to lose a good source.

But Joel, thanks a ton for the tip!  ;D ;D Didn't know about them. I used to order from a Singapore outlet called "The Music Specialists." They were excellent, but got shut down years ago. Wonder if these are the same folks. Will definately check them out, thanks!

Byrds - Untitled/Unissued
The Paul Simon Songbook
Herman's Hermits - There's A Kind Of Hush
Mercy - Love Can Make You Happy

Good thinking Chance.  I'd hate to blow it for them (and us.)

Absolutely right. Thanks Joel though!

Hey Matinee Idyll, are those the recordings where "Recurring Dream" came from? (Mullanes)